February 26, 2020 09:29 pm
The NINA attachments on the liquor bottles measure how much alcohol you get. | Image: Sacramento Kings/NINA
Original Link: https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/26/21154733/sacramento-kings-drinking-sports-nina-liquor-measuring-limit
Sacramento Kings arena to use liquor-measuring gadget to control how much guests drink
The NINA attachments on the liquor bottles measure how much alcohol you get. | Image: Sacramento Kings/NINA
The Sacramento Kings arena will let guests in its suite and loft areas make their own drinks at the Golden 1 Center using an internet-connected gadget affixed to the top of liquor bottles to monitor how much alcohol is being poured.
It sounds like a good idea from the venue’s point of view: the NINA bottle-mounted device may reduce staffing costs (sorry, bartenders) and help with liquor ordering and other cost controls. It’s not totally clear, however, why guests who pay between $1,000 and $15,000 for premium seating at the arena would want to buy their drinks like they’re shoppers in a self-checkout grocery lane. But the Golden 1 Center says the devices will “allow guests to skip the lines and stay safe.”
Here’s how it works: you use a...
Original Link: https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/26/21154733/sacramento-kings-drinking-sports-nina-liquor-measuring-limit
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